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<0> if you are on POSIX
<1> and if i'm on windows
<0> dunno
<2> For portable file system functions, use boost::filesystem
<0> FindFirstFileEx or something maybe
<0> POSIX is portable:)
<3> wtf... vs is bloated on me
<3> my configuration is "Debug - Unicode" but $(configuration) is set to "Release - Unicode"
<1> i'm using visual studio 2005, would like something form the standart library... but will use whatever is easier
<0> EwIck, it's a built in feature to let you release before you debug the code
<4> max4ever check out boost.filesystem
<1> msdn doesn't have it
<4> so?
<4> www.boost.org
<3> what?
<3> oh well, restarting VS fixed it
<3> odd bug, still
<2> max4ever: Boost is the closest thing to a Standard library extension you'll find out there. Parts of it are even part of the drafts for the next C++ standard.
<5> and parts have made it into technical reports
<6> does anyone have information about a data retreiving library called "Xapian"
<3> google might
<6> i need a one that use it
<7> pharon what ya mean ?
<8> rien de sortie pour le coolsat?
<9> ok I got some weird errors...everything looks to be fine but the errors are strange..any ideas? http://rafb.net/paste/results/7LKLzQ83.html
<7> Ciez not french, speak english.
<6> rohyv- I need a one that have a good experince about this library
<8> nu mai zi de padure k intra astia la banuieli!!!
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<0> haha, what?
<0> switched from french to romanian?
<8> Cum se numeste cel mai mare vulcan activ din Europa
<7> well that weekend was the nasty unrelated c++ questions week
<0> Ciez, mata e o vaca
<7> or colored craps or away messeages was the bonus :/
<8> cine vrea sa stie?
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<8> CeBoLiNhA Ouvindo Edson e Hudson - Me Bate, Me Xinga
<8> asai
<7> Ciez /remote off
<6> rohyv by the way xapian is a native c++ library
<8> cam asa
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<7> cn28h i am not sure that folk figures out what we say
<8> bine !
<0> Ciez, mata e sugaotore de cal
<8> Sugestie: ***
<8> ;]]
<0> man
<0> guess the ops are all preoccupied:)
<8> mi dor de tine
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<8> Sugestie: wo**
<0> some trivia game, the word changed length in the second hint
<8> pa ce zici sa o luam de la inceput??
<7> ops wake up :|
<10> What's up
<8> work
<0> crazed romanian trivia bot -> Ciez
<7> JBlitzen kick that colored crap out
<8> 14??
<8> :((
<11> Can someone help me with some VERY basic C++?
<12> See Topic: Just ask.
<11> How would I make a program that takes something like inches, and converts it to yards, feet, and inches down the line?
<11> i have been at this for hours, it's my first program
<12> Hm...
<12> Well, paste the code you've got up to now.
<12> In a pastebin like www.noidea128.org, not in the channel.
<13> you need the conversion formula, then make a function that follows it?
<11> a pastebin?
<11> uh yes and no
<11> i have the original input converted
<11> like the user is supposed to input centimeters
<11> and the program converts it to inches
<11> simple enough
<12> Well, where's the part where you are having trouble?
<11> Creating the area of the program that converts the original inches into yard, feet, and final iches
<11> i think i need to use loop
<11> with else if.
<11> but im not sure how to create it
<4> int yards = 200; int feet = yards * 3;
<11> that's not quite it
<11> i need to be able to input something like.. .49 inches.
<4> int inches = feet * 12;
<11> and instead of it coming back as 4 feet and 1 inch
<11> i need it to come back as 1 yard 1 foot 1 inch
<4> ah
<11> do you get what I mean?
<11> I was told to use a modular
<11> but honestly i was never taught any of this stuff, HS programming cl*** was a joke.
<11> They taught me HTML -_-
<11> any thoughts on how to compile the program?
<12> float initialNumberOfInches; yard = initialNumberOfInches%numBerOfInchesInAYard;
<12> Or, wait, % doesn'T work with float...
<12> Are you working with integers, or was that .49 inches a typo?
<11> i was using float
<11> i guess.. i shouldnt be?
<12> Well, do you need floating point precision? If you do, you have to.
<11> if by that you mean do i need decimals
<11> only for the conversion
<11> any ideas?
<12> You'll be needing fmod then.
<12> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_crt_fmod.asp
<11> fmod eh?
<12> Yes. IT'll give you the remainder of a floating point division.
<11> so scratch float?
<12> What you'll need to do is divide your numbor fo inches to get yard, then divide the remainder to get feet, then use the last remainder to get inches.
<11> lol this i know!
<0> modf() may be easier
<11> okay
<11> so it wasn't idea to private send the code.
<11> ideal*
<12> Hehe
<12> Listen, if your input is in integer form, you don't even need floats.
<12> If it's not, then you need'em.
<11> even if i need decimal places later?
<11> I need the floats
<11> i know that much
<11> so i need fmod and floats.
<0> note that fmod and modf are not the same thing
<12> Well then, delay the conversion as long as you can. And if you end up with yard, feet and inches, why would you need decimals?
<11> That is true.
<11> what if someone inputs 2.5 centimeters?
<12> I said: "If your input is in integer form".
<12> 2.5 cm isn't integer form.
<0> oh well, guess noone cares:)
<11> ??
<14> I care.
<12> I care, I'm checking it on MSDN. =P
<11> didn't he say fmod before?
<0> I meant about that modf might be easier
<11> oh i was disc'ed than when you said it i think
<11> sorry.
<14> Oh, well, that changes everything.
<12> RumZZ: Do you know about pointers?
<11> no
<11> this is a beginners C++ cl***.
<12> Then I'd suggest you stick to fmod for now.
<11> okay.
<11> sooooooooo
<11> the code would go something like, "?"
<11> i dont know fmod.
<12> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_crt_fmod.asp
<11> I see the page
<11> but i cant interpret it correctly.
<11> gah
<11> 5 hours of my life
<11> destroyed.
<12> void conversion(float input) { float yard = floor(input/NUMBER_OF_INCHES_IN_A_YARD); /* ... */ }
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